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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 86, 31 May 1911, Page 8

■\ rr y/ 7. cAt. A ?•; J LA * M ' N MERJ/'-NTt i-fi ACcKCY CO Sire t;ortiLiST OF SALES FOR JUNE. Tuesday, 6 th—Stratum! CaltF Sale. Tuesday. 2()ih—Stratford Cattle Sab'. j Sales commcncn at 12 o’clock dm - ing winter months. Particulars of offerings wul be aovertised in due course. m H E N .Z. L. & M. A G E MGY, Cl).. LTD., -STRATFORD, in ■oniunctiou with their Hawera Mr.inch, advertise the following Clearing Sales to date LIST OF CLEARING SALES— June — 16— A. Sanson, Cardiff. 19 —John Robertson, linacrty Ren 21—W. Busing, Kltiiam. 213—A. E. Death, Hawera. 21—(3. Mudford, Kapuni. 26 — IV. J. Dew. Kapuni (in conjunction with Newton King, Esq.) 27 T. Watson, Mangatoki. 28— D. Kernn, Pa tea. 29 W. Bloomfield, Upper Dutliie Road 60—IT. LI. Karri son, Whakamara. 30— J. Duggan, Opunako. July—,3 —John Hume, Manaia. 4—A, H. Lee, Cardiff. 5—R. P. Webber, Mountlin Road, Stratford. ' 11,—Hamilton and Mcliardy, Opunako. 17— J. 11. Corbett, East Road. IB—W. Soarle, Awatuna. 19—John O’Neill, Eltham. 21—K. Pentclow, Oaonui. 21—0. F. Shaw, Kapuni. 26 John French, Inaha. 27 Alick Castle, Climio Road, Ngaire, 23—Bailey and Beatsou, Auroa. 29—1). Cullen, Auroa. 31— J. E. Clark, Climio Road. lepLciubcr—*l—L. Webby, El them. Q.ILLEES _& HALDEB STOCK SALES FOR—RENE— Glover Road, Hawera—Thursday, 1 Manaia —■Tuesday, 6. Okaiawa—Monday, 12. Glover Road, Hawera —Thursday, 1£ Auroa—Mon.day, 19 Manaia—Tuesday, £O. Princes Street Bazaar—Monthly Hof so Fair, ■ Saturday, 24. Okaiawa—Monday, 26. Glover Road, Hawera—Thursday, 2C CLOVER ROAD YARDS, HAWERA. THURSDAY, JUNE 1. At 1 p.m. G I LUES "& . BALDER will sell by public auction as above—--20 fat and forward steers, 3 yrs 12 fat and forward cows 12 prime fat cows •50 store cows ' 50 weaners 100 f.m. Gives in lamb 300 4 tooth wethers On Account of MR. J. W. BUCHANAN, who has disposed of ids properties— -50 forward bullocks 50 fresh bullocks 100 3 year steers 35 2 to 3 year steers 335 18 mouth steers GREAT AUCTION SALE Of FREEHOLD LANDS, On Account of M. J. GOODSON, Esq., On FRIDAY, 2nd JUNE. At 2 p.m. At the HORSE BAZAAR, PRINCESS STREET, HAWERA. NALDER instructions to ILLIES & have received sell as above— ACRES of Land of the richest quality, subdivided to suit the land into nine lots, in areas from 50 to 80 acres, and situated within a mile of Hawera Borough, having frontages to two metalled roads, and with the main Hawera Factory on the property, on the following; easy terms—--5 PER CENT. ON THE FALL OF THE HAMMER. !0 PER CENT ON Ist JULY, on ■which date possession will be given, on the homestead farm, 10 per cent, cash and a further 10 per cent, on possession, interest on unpaid balances at 5 per cent for five years. Plans and lithos. on application, AUCTIONEER’S NOTE— This is a rare chance of obtaining on very easy terms a rich farm so ■.! is; Hawera, as to have in the noa* Inure a suburban value. VERY EASY TERMS. Particulars from the Auctioneers. Sale at 2 p.m. JOS; W. BOON BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR, Regan Street, Stratford. Estimates given for all descriptions of Building Work in Town or Country. Dairy Factory Work t> speciality. Talpnhnno W rn HE CREAM OF CREAMS I Edwards’ Domoiia Cream for the Skin Harmless, efficacious, soothing in its effect, it stands at the head of its class as a skin balm, and remedy for those tiny ilosh pimples and skin blemishes. There’s no danger in using it—you know that if its comes from Edwards’ Pharmacy it’s right. Don’t run unnecessary,risks—use the best—shun the rest! F. EDWARDS, STRATFORD.